Students sometimes struggle in ways that lead to concerns for their well-being. Learn how to share a concern, when to make a referral, what happens next, and find faculty-specific resources to help students.
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Academic and Student Affairs
NC State requires that every computer connected to the campus network have antivirus software installed.
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Office of Information Technology
Laboratory environments present diverse research and teaching safety and health needs. Environmental Health and Safety's resource guide helps laboratorians with various safety services offered on campus.
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Environmental Health and Public Safety
NC State faculty, staff and students travel all over the globe. Learn more about international travel at NC State and external resources.
International health insurance covers a variety of costs while abroad. Coverage start at $2.95/day for faculty and staff.
Emergency Management and Mission Continuity developed faculty quick reference resources on various emergencies.
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Environmental Health and Public Safety
The U.S. State Department maintains a list of ambulance, fire, and police emergency numbers abroad.
AEDs (automatic external defibrillators) are available in various locations on campus, to assist with cardiac arrest. Use this interactive Google Map to be familiar with locations.
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Environmental Health and Public Safety
The U.S. Department of State maintains up to date information on travel requirements for U.S. citizens to all foreign countries.
NC State's Biosafety Section provides useful tools and applications to aid faculty and staff in their efforts to maintain a safe and compliant workplace. The section helps workers safely manage biological agents or substances present in or arising from the work environment that present or may present a hazard to the health or well-being of the worker, university, community, or the environment.
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Environmental Health and Public Safety
The mission of the Violence Prevention and Threat Management Program is to identify, deescalate, and decrease violent activity from negatively impacting our students, faculty, staff, and university community. The office offers a number of training and education opportunities and information on reporting responsibilities, resources, and how to help.
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Environmental Health and Public Safety
Rules regarding adverse weather and who should report to work in such conditions.
University Police presents this instructional video in response to violent situations that while rare, have become far too prevalent and devastating in our society. This video provides strategies for survival in the event such an incident were to take place on our campus
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Environmental Health and Public Safety
Accident Reporting provides information related to notifying proper university personnel of safety incidents taking place on campus. This includes procedures and documentation related to serious and non-life threatening injuries.
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Environmental Health and Public Safety
